There goes the final whistle.

18 shots but only one goal for the home side.

Everton hold Manchester City to a draw at the Etihad Stadium.

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Tackles flying in in the middle of the park and Everton get a free-kick.

Gareth Barry will stay down here and eek away a few more seconds.

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Centre-back Vincent Kompany brought on to play up top for Manchester City.

Throwback to the time when goalkeeper David James once came on to play as a striker for them.

Two to go. Everton closing in on a well-earned point.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

There's calls of 'come on City' from the home fans but Everton's players will not be moved. They are just taking the sting out of the game now. City will keep pushing them right to the end, though.

FOUR minutes off added time to play. Can Everton hang on?

Plan B?

Ilkay Gundogan off and centre-back Vincent Kompany comes on.

Minute to go.

Everton also make a change as Tom Cleverley is off and Ramiro Funes Mori comes on.

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City still pushing forward but Everton are holding firm, as they have done for most of this match.

Now Everton defender Ashley Williams goes into the book for a foul on Kevin de Bruyne who was on the run.

Clever foul.

Five to go.

Kevin Mirallas getting a runout in place of Yannick Bolasie. Time ticking away.

What a save from Maarten Stekelenburg.

The Dutchman dives full stretch to his left to tip Kevin de Bruyne's long-range drive onto the post.

The Everton goalkeeper is having one of those games.

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Everton right-back Seamus Coleman booked for time wasting. There are still 10 minutes to go.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

They go through agonies on the touchline.

Penalty. Missed penalty. Brilliant save. Goal.

Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman are experiencing the full range of emotions. They must want to shout and scream, or run onto the field and do something themselves.

But all they can do is stand there, with their hands in their pockets, waiting to see what unfolds like the rest of us.

Kevin de Bruyne thrashes in an effort but that is wild and only troubling the fans in the stand behind the goal.

Twelve minutes to go in what has been a brilliant Premier League encounter.

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Can City find the second? They are on the front foot again and are working to find an opening.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

That's absolutely brilliant from Maarten Stekelenburg. He saves the penalty and then a fine save afterwards. However, no sooner were we praising him than the goal is breached. It's a great finish from Nolito who just hangs in the air. There's a real energy here. Pep Guardiola is not happy with a point. He wants more. He wants the win.

SAVED AGAINNNNNNNNNNN!!

This time Sergio Aguero steps up, having seen team-mate Kevin de Bruyne miss in the first half and it is the same outcome.

Aguero goes to Maarten Stekelenburg's left, but it is at a nice height again and the Dutchman pushes it away.

Incredible stuff at the Etihad Stadium.

Another penalty for City.

Phil Jagielka at it again, comes through the back of Sergio Aguero.

Stone wall.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

Everton striker Romelu Lukaku has a lot to do there, and he produces a brilliant moment and a sublime finish. It's all about the quality of the individual player. It's poor defending from Manchester City. 

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